Rikki Schlott is a Columnist at various prominent publications including RealClearMarkets and National Review. She focuses on themes such as education, higher education, artificial intelligence, and the intersection of technology with government and politics, exploring topics like AI platforms, elections, and campus life. Rikki's work has been featured in outlets such as Newsweek, Fox News Media, and The Daily Telegraph.
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Rikki's coverage spans a wide range of societal and political topics, emphasizing data citation, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and opinion pieces. Articles often touch on activism, universities, dating, mental health among other sociocultural issues.
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By: Rikki Schlott
A majority of women say dating is harder today than ten years ago, and while just 7% of 35-year-old women had never been married in 1980, that number has climbed to 30% today. In fact, Pew found in 2020 that 42% of never-married single Americans under 40 have never been in a committed relationship.
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“Parents have replaced their role as guides with that of cheerleaders, to applaud whatever direction their children choose,” Cox argues in his book. “The belief that we are deserving of special treatment makes it difficult to form equal partnerships, especially with people who were raised to think the same way.”
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Pollsters and analysts are grappling with a new confounding trend: despite all the positive indicators in the stock market, the vast majority of young people think the economy is in terrible shape.
Young women in my generation were lied to. Switch between CA and NY editions here. We grew up in the era of “sex positivity” and were told that sex was a morally inconsequential pastime.
Cutting out family members and going “no contact” has become chic in some corners.
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Switch between CA and NY editions here. Dating apps aren't delivering when it comes to finding a life partner.
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Kids have a new chaperone this Halloween: the government.
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It's easy to take free speech for granted when it's all you've known as an American — but look no further than the United Kingdom for a reminder of why our First Amendment is so important.
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Switch between CA and NY editions here. A plurality of college programs don't provide a return on investment.
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Switch between CA and NY editions here. Manosphere influencers and podcast bros may be losing favor with young men.
